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What did he do Doc?
That's not how it works.
Arpaio will have that conviction on his criminal record for the rest of his life.
In addition, by accepting the pardon, he is legally admitting guilt.
Trumps pardon makes it so that there was never a conviction in the first place, so there was none. Now if you disagree tell us when he gets out of jail...............
Trump is great, on all fronts
What about Debbie Wasserman Schultz? and Hillary? Why is it always the people on the right that the so called justice dept goes after while ignoring the lefts crimes? Are you as sick of that as I am? Get on the horn to the AG and lay him out until we finally get justice.
You mean the delusional schizophrenic libralsWell now hold your horses! The liberal stooges already have him going to prison in the other thread.
What did he do Doc?
That's not how it works.
Arpaio will have that conviction on his criminal record for the rest of his life.
In addition, by accepting the pardon, he is legally admitting guilt.
Smoke lessWhat about Debbie Wasserman Schultz? and Hillary? Why is it always the people on the right that the so called justice dept goes after while ignoring the lefts crimes? Are you as sick of that as I am? Get on the horn to the AG and lay him out until we finally get justice.
Could it be because the right is the most corrupt. From Nixon and watergate to Reagan and Iran/Contra, they vied for the record for the most felony convictions in their administrations.
Exactly! Which is why the admitted criminal Arpaio, if he accepts the pardon, is making a separate appeal before Judge Bolton to have his crime expunged.Trumps pardon makes it so that there was never a conviction in the first place, so there was none. Now if you disagree tell us when he gets out of jail...............
Trump is great, on all fronts
Actually a pardon removes the consequences, not the conviction. The conviction stays on the court record, the pardon removes the punishment.
Frequently Asked Questions Concerning Executive Clemency | PARDON | Department of Justice
Does a presidential pardon expunge or erase the conviction for which the pardon was granted?
No. Expungement is a judicial remedy that is rarely granted by the court and cannot be granted within the Department of Justice or by the President. Please also be aware that if you were to be granted a presidential pardon, the pardoned offense would not be removed from your criminal record. Instead, both the federal conviction as well as the pardon would both appear on your record.
A legal order what legal order? He may have violated an order but there was nothing legal about it.He willfully and repeatedly violated a legal court order.
Yeah, play that perpetual VICTIM card there CRYBABY!!!Why is it always the people on the right that the so called justice dept goes after
What did he do Doc?
He willfully and repeatedly violated a legal court order.
A legal order what legal order? He may have violated an order but there was nothing legal about it.He willfully and repeatedly violated a legal court order.
You got a copy of that we can see?What did he do Doc?
That's not how it works.
Arpaio will have that conviction on his criminal record for the rest of his life.
In addition, by accepting the pardon, he is legally admitting guilt.
He willfully and repeatedly violated a legal court order.
